Class: | 5E 20 |
Name: | Ng Ka Yiu Minnie |
Year: | 2017 – 2018 |
地質年代:(化石) (岩石)
化學組成, 鍵及結構:(礦物) 石灰岩
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Geological Age: (Fossil) (Rock)
Chemical composition, bonding and structure: (Mineral) Sedimentary rock :limestone
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形成:(岩石) (礦物)
原生物:(化石) 那裏的沉積物通常很少衝入海所以那裏的水質非常清澈並提供一個非常適合的地理位置給石灰岩的形成。當海洋生物死後屍體在海底沉積。多年後,屍體會將被 上面所覆蓋的其他沉積物擠壓 使其變成固體 稱為沉積岩(海百合石灰岩)。他亦因為他的外貌被人稱為德比郡螺絲。
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Formation:(Rock) (Mineral)
Living Specimens: (Fossil) There was very little sediment washed into the sea. The water was therefore very clear, and this produced perfect conditions for the formation of limestone. When these sea creatures died, it deposited in the sea after hundred years the dead sea creatures will be compressed by the weight of the overlying layers(compaction) then both compaction and cementation help transform loose sediment and fossil into solid rock called sedimentary rock (Crinoidal limestone). It have been referred to as “Derbyshire Screws” because of their appearance.
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特性:
它包含雙殼類,腕足類,珊瑚和海貝殼類在由結晶方解石膠結的碎片狀基質中(稱為晶狀體)。 海膽動物有長莖,杯狀體和長濾臂,看起來很像花,因此被稱為海膽。 莖分裂成小的圓盤狀碎片。
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Properties:
It contains bivalves, brachiopods, corals and crinoids in a fragmental matrix cemented by crystalline calcite (known as sparite).
Crinoids are sea animals that had long stems, cup like bodies and long filter arms, that look so much like flowers that they are call sea lillies. The stems breaks into small, disc shaped fragments.
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用途:(岩石) (礦物)
這些標本可以製成不尋常的有機寶石。
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Application: (Rock) (Mineral)
These specimens can be made into unusual organic gems.
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分佈:(岩石) (礦物)
雖然有些地方的海比較淺并充滿營養成分提供一個適合沉積岩形成的環境,但部份海百合石灰岩分佈遠離海邊。 海百合石灰岩在英國和法國被發現 這些在堪薩斯東部廣泛發現。 白堊紀Niobrara Chalk是堪薩斯西部為數不多的地方之一,它包含美麗的無莖海象,它們的身體和長臂都保存完好。
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Distribution: (Rock) (Mineral)
Although some of the seas are shallow and rich in nutrients which provides a favorable condition for the formation of sedimentary rock but still there are some of the crinoidal limestone found far from the sea. Some of the crinoidal limestone are found in England and France. These are found extensively in eastern Kansas. The Cretaceous Niobrara Chalk is one of the few localities in western Kansas that contains beautiful specimens of stemless crinoids, in which both the bodies and the long arms are well preserved.
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